I know this is random but, I figured I’d do something wholesome for the forum. Here’s my cat Lulu
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I’ve got a gerbil. Still waiting to hear back from the local cat adoption org.
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Cute! This will be a fun thread to go back to, this is a wonderful idea!
Alas I’m in a situation where I can’t have pets. Part of the “joys” of living in an apartment lol.
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Oof, that sucks ypu can’t have pets. Then again, you won’t have to worry about having a cat walking on your altar like mine dose lol
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That’s true! lol.. But yeah, prior to this, I’ve had cats.
I used to fear that all the time with my old altar, it was much closer to the ground. Especially if I had a spell candle going! Stay safe, Lulu lol.
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This is my problem child, Bristol. She looks like a therapy dog, don’t believe it. It’s a TRAP! She is very loving with us though.
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Bailey is the Golden and she is my familiar as well as a pet to the rest of our family. The little silver lab in Blu. A definite pet and little rascal albeit with a good little heart in the right place when it’s not over powered by his stomach. 
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Thoughtful Thursday Witchy Wonders!!
Thank-you for starting this thread Littlefield, what a great idea!
I have a red pit bull named Bow (we lost our other dog named Arrow, and son chose Bow, for the new dog). She is extremely well-behaved, almost impervious to pain, but has a delicate stomach. I don’t know if a delicate stomach is a pit-bull thing or not. I’ve always had dogs my whole life (61 yrs) and she has the most delicate stomach yet.
Lady Gene 
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My mom has a pit bull as well but the dog doesn’t have a sensitive stomach. It could be the food making her sick.
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In some cases it is the food. We serve her only a raw, natural diet. We give her beef and liver and an egg in the morning, a frozen fish for lunch, and a chicken foot for dinner. We have learned there are some fish she cannot handle. But, she gets an upset stomach and we have no clue why. She just starts throwing up for a day…weird. We found out what foods work with her system but we are afraid to try anything different because of her gut reaction.
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That is weird. Hopefully her stomach gets stronger over time.
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We’ve had her 6 years now, since COVID reopened. She just has a wonky stomach.
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We had a pup like this, tried all kinds of foods to help, or at least minimize, symptoms as much as possible. People would want to give him treats but we had to be so careful. He did like yogurt and that daily seemed to help his poor gut somewhat. It’s tough when our fur babies aren’t healthy. 
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Well I have a mini petting zoo on my end. My black cat Marinette gave birth to a litter of 4, three are black and one pure white. Then there are 5 buns, 3 pups, and a guinea pig.
I had bulls in the past and they can have stomach issues and allergies 
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Welcome to the forum!
Wait… what… Bulls as in ‘running with the…’ kind?
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Super Saturday Reniqx,
Quite a menagerie you have. Sounds like fun!!
Lady Gene 
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Note to self: in the highly unlikely and hypothetical future, get my bull a tire. LOL He’s having the time of his life! That’s hilarious.
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Welcome Reniqx!
That’s a real line-up! I hope you have a big place lol!
(Also holy cow your avatar is distracting lol.)
Cheers. 
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Sorry, I should have been move clear, lmao 
. I meant pit bulls, though my greatgrandfather did have real bulls on his farm along with many other farm animals.
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